This lecture, delivered by Steinberg in the early 20th century, advocates for the expansion of educational opportunities for women. Steinberg argues that female education is essential for social progress and national development, and provides examples of successful educational programs for women in Europe and the US. This book offers a compelling argument for gender equality in education.

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